Immovable Rod is definitely the name of the bouncer at my next tavern

Not even based on, it is Android

Quiet you, those rules are for the players!

I played Metroid Prime for the first time recently and Samus Aran is an absolute badass. She crash lands on a planet and kills every single thing she encounters. If you read the logs of the space pirates you find scattered around they basically say “oh fuck the hunter is here, she’s coming for us next”.

The atmosphere is almost a little survival-horror-esque, but the experience is more like doom: you’re not locked in here with all these monsters, all these monsters are locked in here with you.

Odyssey wasn’t a launch title and BotW was a WiiU game, but I get your point. Plenty of consoles don’t have many unique games at launch.

Since I started !freegames@feddit.uk I’ve not bought a single game but my backlog is growing way faster than I can play through it. Not a bad first-world problem to have, really!

There’s !linuxphones@lemmy.ca / !linuxphones@lemmy.ml which often have some interesting chats about projects like PostMarketOS. I’ve not seen anything that is a viable replacement for a “daily driver” smartphone yet, but if you’re keen to tinker then there’s probably some cool stuff to try out.

I think this has fixed it! You’re a wizard!

No games seem to work

I think it’s appropriate for a legendary

Edge clipping is fixed in 1.3, ta.

BTW I noticed that Straigar’s pokedex entry still says “main” in the main rulebook but is fixed to “maim” in pokedex.pdf, I had assumed one was generated from the other but I guess not?

Also I see that Articuno is now covering up a bit of the table and some of the text at the bottom of p.94 - I assume that’s a deliberate design decision (it looks quite good) but just letting you know in case it wasn’t!

I picked this up for free a few years ago and was pleasantly surprised, a lovely unique little platform/puzzle

We’re a few sessions in and everyone’s loving it, unfortunately that means more bug reports!

• Some pokedex pages (Drowzee on p.321 and Psyduck on p.307) list Disable as dealing 2 hits, other pages and the full sheets list it as only doing 1 (which seems correct)
• Poliwag’s pokedex entry (p.310) says “it tries and swim away or hide”, that “and” should be a “to”
• The pokedex.pdf seems to be suffering from the ‘right edge of text cut off’ issue you fixed in the main doc

I loved that game. It’s been a while since I played but I remember the only way I could reliably do the max-difficulty missions quickly was by using the brick spaceship to smash directly into the room where the target was or something insane like that!

Is it? I’m no security expert but doesn’t that go against things like the principle of least privilege? Even obsessive security people like GrapheneOS say root access breaks the Android security model.

A rooted phone is as secure as you make it, because you are in control of your device’s security.

I agree in theory, but you’re never completely in control of what’s running on Android because there are still proprietary bits (like device firmware) that we can’t replace, right?

Because unfortunately rooting makes the device significantly less secure. It was fine back in the day when a smartphone was a cool new thing to tinker with but now it’s got all my personal information and more on it I value security a little more.

“Dodo cheat”, at least according to the little cheat book I had back in the day. It gave cars the same mechanics as the dodo (which I think was the little sea plane). Using the tank like a rocket and aiming for a ramp was the best.

I’m not really that fussed about story, it’s a nice bonus but the gameplay is what keeps me hooked. Sounds like Inscryption is the one to play first; Slay the Spire sounds more like the Binding of Isaac, something I’ve probably put a thousand hours into already!

Keep at it, the mirror unlocks really help (plus you just get better at dodging etc)